Paul’s Final Days;

July 3- Acts 20-23
Have you ever not done something God called you to do because there would be
pushback?
Why do we think that other Christians need to look, think and act like us?
If the dead do not come back to life, what is the point of the Christian faith?

July 4- Acts 27-28
Are we willing to speak up even if we won’t be listened to?
How often do we praise God for what He does in the midst of storms of life?
How do we go from hearing Gods Word to understanding?
Do we ever miss or overlook something because we are too stuck in our ways?

July 5- Ephesians 1-2
What does it mean to be spiritually dead?
Does God really predestine people to be saved, or just a way to be saved?
How are we to be reconciled with God and others?

July 6- Ephesians 3-4
How does the cross eliminate division and bring about equality for all?
Are we more interested in sharing truth and being honest, or keeping everyone happy?
Are we more concerned with being transformed by God or making sure our selfish
desires are being met?
What are some of the childish things you need to put away?

July 7- Ephesians 5-6
What does it mean to submit to one another and does this mean we give up our need
for control?
If we are to love as Christ loved the church, how does this require a change in
perspective, thought and attitude?
How is how we work and treat those in authority a reflection of our relationship with
God?
What piece of the armor of God do you need to put on or struggle with the most?

July 8- 2 Timothy 1-2
What are the problems of living in the extreme of either avoiding suffering or playing
the victim card?
Are we more concerned with our works or Gods purpose?
Do we pray and intercede for people we like or do we even do it for the people we don’t?

July 9- 2 Timothy 3-4
How is how we speak a reflection of our attitude and relationship with God and others?
Is life more about the sprint or is it a marathon requiring endurance?
How do we live our life as a living sacrifice for the good news of the Gospel?
Are we always ready to give a reason for the hope that we have?